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1THE BROWNWQOD BULLETIN OCTOBER 7 192211 B .4 1 1 1 L.PPnnnnOODDODQDQCJTic 0 Original ModesE N NIN GyJEjovlusive but not Expensives7-V -BEAutumn Frocks-A group that radiates the new style :tendencies gixom such vantage points as the new fabrics Savoy Sgand ;Matelasse Bertha necklines and longer skirts goften draped presents exquisite1 afternoon costumes S- $16.50 $22.50 $25.00;j$35.00 $42.50 Rnn$47.50 $49.75 $57.50 gg$59.75 to $67:50 B-All the newest things in-43UITS .BLOUSESWRAPS: SKIRTSMILLINERY-oiroEXiaooooDODixoaanannaDQonoaoaDnnnaaDQQUUUUUUUUlXlUUUUUUULlUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUi.DANIEL BAKER GETTING READYFOR OPENING F00IBALL SEASON'-: WITH WEST TEXAS -NORMAL TEAMYELLOW JACKETSSWAMP NORMALELEVEN FRIDAY(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)yard Una and advancing 14 yards.Penfrinton made a yard on! Ylghttackle. Pennington was thrown for ayard loss by Bootjack Moore. Normalkicked and the punt "was blocked andrecovered by .Normal. "Wimberly 01off tackle for 7 yards and then madeit 'first down through the same holePennington made 3 yaifds off righttackle. Pennington made a couple ofyards through center. Wimberly made 'yard line.A pass failed andGrissom punted to Cheaney whoshook off half a dozen tackier andwas downed on Normal 45 yard line.for a touchdown. Grady kicked goal.' against the lineScore Howard Payne 26 Normal 0.The quarter ends.Third Quarter.uotn une-ups same as at beginnmj; Epps made five yards off left tackleof game except n change in Normal and on second down made it first downfullback Flewharty relieving Pen-j through the line. Grady made 11nington. Normal received the kickoff yards off lert tackle. He wa3 goitgand scrimmage on the 29 yard line. 'so fast when he hit the line he ctr"Fullback madet nothing around left ried his tacklers with him for the dis-end. A pass was incomplete and tance. Grady repeated the play for aLrrissom punted 2o yards. . Howard 12 yard gain. First down on-NormalPayne took the ball and after a later- 21 yard line. A shift play was tried!al pass Grady to Woodward netted for a- pass. to Fred Grady which wan18 yarAis. A forward nasawas inter-inot eomnlRtnri Wimherlv fnttmontiwicepted by Flewharty on Normal In. the ball on Normal 10 yard line andNormal kicked 40 yards. -Orisaoin kicked 12 vnrris ami XnrnlHla yard off right tackle and fumbled Cheaney returning 5. Grady failel tc recovered the hall on a fumble. ito Howard Payne on Normal 33 yard gain at right end. Cheaney made S pass to Holley made 10 yard's. A pt3llnc 0 right tackle. Grady went around failed. The next attempted piss wasGrady went around left end IS rift.t end for a touchdown but the- intercepted by E. B. Gradv on NormalyardB Woodward made a couple of piay was not allowed because Shat-'38 yard line. A pass was" incompleteyards through center. Epps a yard tuck was held to be' in movement to-lorady made 2o yards around lelt end.jwvuuu ieit cuu. wiaui7 wuuu ya.uo -waru me nnc of scrimmage wnen the Cheaney lost 2 yards at right end.oaii was snapped Tnere was some McAlester playing fullback forargument over the decision. An at- Howard Payne made 10 yard aroundtempted pas was incomplete and right end. The quarter ended.Grady made a short kick which was Final score Howard Payno 38recovered y snattuck on Normal 66 Normal 0.A pass to Snattuck. macoj Touchdowns: Grady 2.Normal held up the game McAloster 1 Wcodwardoff left tackle to Normal 4 yard lint-.Grady went around right end fortouchdown. -Goal was missed.Holly of Normal received the kickjoff on the 10 yard line and advanced'21 yards. Wimberly made 4 yards yard line.through the line Pennington one yard q yal(s.around right end Holley 2 yards oilleft tackle. Holly fumbled to HowardPayne on Normal 38 yard line.Cheaney was held at right end.Grady made 3 there and fumbled.Howard Payne penalized. Normal'sball on its 33 yard line. Penniugtonno gain off right tackle. HowardPayne penalized 15 yards for holding.A pass was Incomplete. Wimberlymade a yard in a line buck and Gris-som punted 2o yards. The ball Is in tiecenter of the field.Epps failed to gain due to a slowpass from center. The quarter endsHoward Payne's bail second down 10yards to gain iiv center of field.Second Quarter.Burns substituted for Fred Gradyat Center for Howard Payne. Eppsmade 3 yards at left end. Woodwardmade 12 through the line on a fakepass formation. A pass was incom-plete. Grady passed to Cheaney 25yards. Cheaney made 3 yards in aline buck and Grady went around rightend for a touchdown. Woodwardkicked goal. Score Howard Payne33 .Normal 0.lor argumont claiming snaiiucKAVoodward 2dropped the hall but the ruling wasagainst the visitors. First down onNormal 22 yard line Howard Payne'sballfourCheaney lr2". Goals.Gi'ady 1.Lineup.Howard Payne Fred Grady cen for: Moore right guard: BootjackA lateral IlaSS tO WOOdWard lObt Mnnro loft iriiaril' Wrltrht intfilrOyards Grady being rushed o:i'richt tackle: Keaton. left tack!:the next pass and thrown for 10 yard Snattuck right end; Hendcraoii leftloss by Blevlns. Woodward failed to. end; B B. Grady quarter; Eppsgain on a left end run. An onside rjgnt half; Cheaney left halfkick went 20 yards to Flewharty of woodward. fullback. Substitutesthe Normal. C. Holley substituted for Burns Brooks Sandlin McAlesterFlewharty at right half for th-i Nor- jniam.mal. A forward pass to F. Holley made Normal: Hardin cetner: Fowler91- yards. The distance was mctts- Tight guimi; FIle cft guard; ?Mured. A line-plunge failed -to gain nic'ker. right tackle; Blevlns. lertand Normal kicked to Cheaney on the tacWe; WOrsham. right end; Grisson.60 yard lino Cheaney returning to lct CU(1. owens quarter; C. Holley.Normal 6 yard line with a 5i-yarJ rjsit half; Wlmberlv lefi; half:run. On first down Grady alipped ard Pennington fullback. Substitutes F.fell wtih a loss of 3 yards a pas Holley. Flewharty.. Hunting Coats 1Hunting VestsHunting Belts-Game BagsRecoil PadsWinchester Guns and Ammunition.Weakley Watson- Miller Co.PHONE FOUR-TWOJudge Goodwin InformsFriends He Will AcceptPlace in High Courtfailed to connect aud Epih wasthrown for a loss of two yards. Gradymade 2 3'ards at right end and ihoballOfficials.: Moore (Vanderbiltl ref-eree; Proctor T. C U.) umpire;Srntt iX X' M honrl linotiinn ITnrk-Went Over to Normal Oil fOUrf f.nrn timnVnunnr Tim nr nttfirtnru.downs. Normal kicked to Cheaney Hi'19 1. mtnittDtiyaras. woodward went through theline for 19 yard? and a touchdown.Woodward failed to kick goal.Brooks substituted for E. Moore atWith just a week remaining beforeopening game of the new seasonagainst the West Texas Normal col-lege at Canyon the Daniel Baker foot-ball squad Is prepared for the hardestkfnd of training when the regulargrind is- resumed Monday afternoon.The Hill Billies will meet the Normal-itcs ofi Friday afternoon October 13for their -first game.While it is not possible to estimatethe strength joI the Hill Billies for theseason due to the fact that they havenot yet met the test of a .game thesqnad looks' like it is a lot better thanthat of last "year and if not handicap-ped by a string of Injuries the 1922team ought to go through a very suc-cessful session. There is a lot ofbeef in the squad with considerableexperience and peed. Coach Gllfillanand Tiis assistant Vernon Carr have adozen letter wen to work with andsome of the new material is showingup unusually well. The wealth ofmaterial with which to work is mak-;ing the competition keen for places on1the regular team and this tncourasesthe daily practice work a creut deal.leXay Captain."Pluto" LeMay Is captain of the HillBillies for this year. He won his let-!ter last season as quarterback but1will probably he shifted to his regular!place at halfback this year where he!is expected to he much more effective!LeMay -weighs around 183 is fast andahifty as a runner and gives a great ideal ofTetrengtb to the backfield. RoyjWhite.."who is playing his fourth year!of college football weighs 190 and is Ione of the fastest big men on any Tex- jas gridiron. He will play fullback in'all probability. Ed Henley who won jhis football letter at Daniel Baker twoyears go. Is on the squad again and'trying out for halfback. Eloe Strin-ger from Hamilton High Schoolweighs 165 and is fast. He is tryingfor a halfback herth. Haj-ncs fromDeLeon High is another halfbackprospect. He weighs ISO and is a pass-er as well as a runner. Faubion fromLometa; weighs 175 and Is fast enoughfor a satisfactory backfield player.Red Watson letter man in the back-ficjd last year will be shifted in alllikelihood between the backfield andend this season. He weighs 180 andIs pne of the hardest workers on thestftiad. At quarterback there are sev-eral good prospects. Henry Pcavy.one of McEachrod's pupils fromBrownwood High of a few years ago.Is included js the number and is work-lag wejl. Adams letter man on the!WU Billy Squad two or three yearsago isihack In the game and tryingfor quaiter. Pratt from San AntonioMHItary? Academy Is a lightweight butis. fast and got his football traininglinger te late Rufus Perry. He willhe aaloig those present in calculat-lng-lthc;quarterback prospects. Mc-Queen from Brownwood high of twoor tare years ago is a light but fastbackfield ctldldatc. Other men on thesquad laclude:Mask)' Llaemcn.Craig letter man last year weighs235 asd.ls & candidate for center. IrbyfrMt ifcst year's squad is also work-ikf ai ter but may find a porma-ie6t .fcftrifi ftewewkere else in the lineitotoaiaft wete&ttf 185 and Bill Blair183 jnacr are among the leadingcifriMaiM tor gaard while BUI KnoxOWff J AM other lighteriiaWt-jr-are tryiax for the same posl-tt. AVi&i&m vnm. weigh-;jagH75; Coke letter man two years'f&Plkl 9iker(l welghiag 190fast and aggressive; Stringer fetterman last year and weighing 180; Laneletter man last year and weighing190 'lire' among the principal contend-ers. 'Af end the regulars from lastseason are back on the job. Bill Dennyand Milt Witherspoon. They have asunderstudies Taber Vernon Gilliam.Patterson and others iax and .No-ble Prentice from Brownwood- Highare jjorking in the line and DoosefrontB4hlnscr weighing 190 and fastand1 aggressive is one of the tackleprospects. Doose and Patterson arenot .eligible-- for -T. 1. A. A. gamesDoosc'"havin5 registered at State Uni-versity before coming here and Pat-terson having played on the S. M. U.Freshman team last "year. Both willbe eligible in the games against St.EdWardfi and the School of Mineshowever and may be given a try-outin those contests.Squad Well Equipped.The -squad is outfitted .in the verynewest" variety -A. royal blue sweatersand stockings and present a strikingappearance. Royal blue "Hill Billy"blankets will alsa be available for thesquad.Miss Grace Lucile Bcvans 'ias beenelected sponsor for the team and isalso leader of the girls "Pep Squad."which is now one of the most activeorganizations in the college.The Hill Billy schedule includes sixT. I. A. A. games as foUo""! WestTexas Normal at Canyon Oct. IS: T. CU. at Fort Worth. October 21; AustinCollege at Brownwood October 27;St. Edwards College at San Antonio.November 1; Trinity University atBrownwood Armistice Day; SimmonsCollege at Abilene November 18th;Southwestern University at George-town. November 25;. School of Minesat ElPaso. Thanksgiving Day. SamMrlnnis is b.lsines's manager for theteam this year.iNormal received thedowned the ball on the 22 yard line.A pass failed. Wimberly made 6 yardsoff right tackle. Brooks substitutedfor E. Moore Howard Payne rightguard. Normal punted to Cheaney on35 yards and he returned to the lineof scrimmage with a beautiful runHoward Payne tried and missed 'twopasses and then drew a 13 yard pen-alty for holding. A pass Grady toCheaney made back 19 of the required25 yards. Cheaney went around riphtend 25 yards for a touchdown: Goaiwas missed. Sandlin for Brooks? Mo-Allster for Woodward Milan forMoore substitutions.Normal received the .kickoff andscrlmmaced on the 10 vard line. Wim-jb'-rly made 5 yards around left eud.and Pennington made it first downkickoif and guard for Howard Payne. Normal reQ 'A KTK K LY CON FK R ENC "METHODIST CHURCHThere will be an Important Calleeived the kickoff Wimberly inking Sesp!on of thc QuarterIi conferencethe ball on the 19 yard line nl ad-.of (hc First Methodiat church at thcvanciug 10 yards. The quarter ended .Wnh n irirH.v niut nmnhar iovino vi v u mil t0 ia vv vhere." Fourth Quarter.First down Normal's ball on Normal29 yard line. A pass was incompletePass- to C Holley made ?0 yards. Apass to Wimberly made 9 yard.s. Apass wns incomplete and Wimberly.made ft first down through the line iThe ball was on Howard Payne's 4-jyar dune. A pass failed to connectat 7:30 o'clock. Let all officials stew-ards trustees and others he presentTHOS. S. BARCUS P. E.The World's Series. Base Ball Gamewill be received - tomorrow at theBrownwood Cotton Exchange throughthe Pecan Valley Electric Co. wire-less play by play. Mr. Lane exper-ienced board man will receive anda -. iand Wlmberlv went 5 yards through posL U1C Banc " ine DS ooam KCt!the line. A pass Mo Owens made 8 ln& accurate record of each play scyards and first down on Howard tnat cvi3r' onc can underJraml par-Payne 32 yard Jinc-the nearest the fc2tl'- TIcr' arc comfortable chairvisltnr vr Mm m tlnW!r Pvnn' " l0 puoiic is corniauy inviiciugoal. A pass to Wimlierly wa-j comJudge John Goodwin answered thetelegram from the Brownwood bar to-day stating that if the bar felt inclin-ed to give him its endorsement hewould permit his name to be used inconnection with filling the vacancyrecently created by thc resignation ofJudge Spencer from his place on theCommission of Appeals. On receipt ofthis telegram the Brown county bar itonce wired its endorsement and got intouch with the bar at Brady San SabaBalllnger and Colemanr asking thatlike action be taken by thc bar in eachof these town3. The response wastliat action would be taken at once andforwarded to Austin by wire today;Judge Goodwin's friends here arehopeful that Governor Ncff may lookwith favor upon the endorsements andappoint Judge Goodwin to the pdsition.'Off Brand Batteries Are LikeOff Brand CarsWatches and etc. Better get the oldreliable PREST-O-LITE. We hareFord Batteries at $15.00; Dndgo at$25.00. Our repairing Is guaranteed:We do recharging. Free inspectionon'' distilled water service.Our Phones Nos. 400 and J-1100are for your service.Crow Battery StationNOTICEit -f First Presbyterians!Tomorrow is going to be RALLY DAY in the FirstPresbyterian Sunday School and every member of theChurch is expected to be present and take part in the'program. The attendance goal for the day isThree HundredWe are depending upon ever(v member being present.There is a class a welcome and a work for every one.'IBE ON TIME-9:45 SUNDAY MORNINGplcted but he fumbled tlio ball tothrough the line. Owens made a yard woodward who was downed on the 30through the line and Pennington made yard line. Epps failed to gain ona vara auer wnicn urissom punieu . rignt ta.CKie. nownru J'ayno drew a15 yards. Cheaney made 1 yards off 15 yard penalty.' Cheaney failed toleft tackle Epps made 5 more off right 'gain off left tackle. A lateral passtackle. McAlester made a yard thru was taken by Woodward who. ran G2the line. Grady 6 yards around left yards for a touchdown. Attempt-atend and Cheaney 12 yards around goal failed. This was the final touch-right endi First down on Normal 15. down.yard line. Epps 3 yards off left facklo.j Ball went into scrimmage on NorMcAliestcr made it first down on the mat 30 yard line. A pa?s was incom-one-yard line and then plunged over plete. Pennington failed to gainIKXUiTI1OXAl. CASThx "aRmASS" FILM.D W. Griffith's newest photoplaysensation. 'Orphans of the Storm"adapted Trom the rtagc classic madefamous by "Kate Claxton. "Th TwoOrphanV' will e se?n for the firsttime under a United Artists Co:pora-tfotf -release In thU city at the LyricTheatre next Wednesday. Thursdayand Friday. The production represents tnontba ofpreparation and a most careful idudyof the period depicted the time of theFrench Revolution. TUy basis of thestory Is the famous old play bit Mr.Griffith' aas woven Into it an historicalromance with the thrills of some Ofthc nadcest Cays of the n volution.Thetgiifllotlse is se?m at Its deadlyworj; and tbc.- an tremendous crowdsof frantic men and women fightingwildly against the aristocrat in thehope of freedomIn the role of Henrlette is LilianGish.wjjqse work.dn former Orifflihproductions ba3 placed her at thc fdrc-froftt of screen artists. Dorothy Glshhas tbc role of the blind girl Louisethe olker orphan.There Is veritably an army ot "Oi-tras' for the numerous hz hcpmph nfthe play not only in revolutionary!rans wu.siao at the iribuaal and la!thefurt Versailles whore manybeautiful fetes are held. !It is said that tta Amnrlr&ii KnarSt. fibrtutihf raolo odtnt lifstalletf In1S99 the first of the ocean stcamsbibwireless equipments.NeverPut Perishable FoodOutdoorsEVEN IN COLDweather itisex'posed to the impuri'ties of germ'ladcndust and to moisture.Bacteria are attract'ed to any perishablefood.Then you cannotdepend upon weather. At this season thcthermometer is likely to rise above 500any day- which" is too warm to keepfood. Milk above 500 gets stale rapidly--issoon unfit especially for young children.The only way to keep food wholesome ij in a welt'iccd fefrigerator "which keeps it in an even dry cold andaway from all impurities of the air.Start taking ice now. It will actuallysave you money.This emblem on ourwagons means thatUtcare a member 0the Rational Assdci'ation of Ice Indus'tries pledged by it.to give youPort litFull Weight Good ServiceBrownwood Ice & Fuel Co.Phone 65MIMBEfc NATIONAL ASSC ClATlON OF ICE INDUSTRIESFUigedtd furiiy lutlWetzht QooA ISerUceThe Truth AboutDIAMOND TIRESThe following telegram from the Texas headquarters of Diamond Tire distri-butors to the Hicks Rubber Co. at Waco tells the whole story of the unequalledexcellence of Diamond Tires for Texas car users:WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANYTELEGRAM Dallas. Texas SepL 2G. 1922HICKS KU1IHEK COMPANY. Waco Texas.Gentlemen: It is our policy to keep a close check on the acitvities of our Distrib-utors particularly as to their increases volume in our product. It Is worthy of notc-that in that period of time since May 25th we have shipped you thc following mer-chandise: Three solid carload lots of automobile tires from Akron. Ohio.Over two thousand Fabre The? from Dalas and other branches.Over fifteen hundred Cord Tires from Dallas and other branches.Approximately twenty thousand lubes from Dallas and AkrOn combined.Thc whole story is a standard quality product plus concerted sales effort and weextend our hearty congratulation on your ability to create this wonderful outlet on Jb.Diamond Tires. ;.Another paramount point is tha in discussing the general situation with our" Ser-vice Manager you nave noi sent .a single i ire ubck lor uujusuneni. mis ceriainiydemonstrates that you arc selling thc ngbt line of tires -tires that are giving your cus-tomers absolute service. Naturally Diamond Tires carry the Standard Warranty andthc excellent quality built right in to the tire itself. We trust that you and your cus-' tomers will not overlook the onc big point that the solution of your tire troubles willundoubtedly be Thc Use of More Diamond Tires. Very truly yours.THE DIAMOND RUBBER COMPANY INC. P. b. Hockensmiht. 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